Autumn Morris

UNIVERSITY CENTER, MICH. – The Saginaw Valley State University track and field team hosted the SVSU Tune-Up meet on February 17th. The meet consisted of 10 teams from around the state including other GLIAC schools. Starting the meet off in field events for the Lady Cardinals in pole vault was Macey Emeott taking home the crown with a vault of 3.30m. While on the men's side, Deven Varela and Wilson Tschirhart shared the victory vaulting 4.20m. Autumn Morris won the triple jump, leaping 10.27m.

If you have access to the internet and a desire for romantic connections, I can almost guarantee you have attempted or considered online dating. We live in an easy-access, instant-gratification society, and online dating caters to both of those things. Why would we not utilize our evolved technologies to enhance our intimate lives? However, most of us who have hopped on a dating app can all probably recall a few instances of matches gone wrong.

Whether you’re in a long-term relationship living with your partner, married, in a long-distance romance, or dating during COVID times, the question still remains the same: is intimacy during quarantine easy? Absolutely not. But to be fair, as Autumn Morris, a certified intimacy educator, explains, intimacy can be complicated at the best of times and comes in waves—from feeling down to get down to downright bored.